AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL 



Dec. 27, 1900. 



ludex to Volimie XL. 



Absconding swarms 439, 



Actionsof bees 



Actions of stuns animals 24(j,430. 



Addresanfi packages of honey 



Adulteritlion 184. 248, 329, 630, 758, 



Advertising honey 



After-swarms 



Age at fecundation 



Age of brood-combs 



Age of queens 



A Itin'sbde-brush 



Airin a queen-cell 



A Ua If a G. 23, 105, 186, 26a. 



Alfalfa honey in Utah 



Albali-weed ps a honey-plant 



Alsike clover 200,412, 



Araalgamai ion 



American Bf*e Journal— historical 



Amount of brood in a hive by Anril 20th 



An apiary— how to make the most out of it. . . .3, 



Ants and bees 281, 423, 



Apartnu;nt and department 



Apiarian exoeriments ; 



Apiarian inventions 



,Apiarian siat sties 181, 



Apiarian sun^estions 



Apiary cif Charles Roebling 



Apiary of Purry MtDowell 



Apiary of Tn tie Id L-hman 



Apiarv ot Wm. M. Whitney 1. 



Apicultural jiirienrudence .■ 



Aoiculturallvn command meni 9 



Apiculture and the government 



AprisDorsata -10. 



Appliances Inr moving bees 



Arranginiz liivf s 



Artiflci:il increase 



Art vs. Nature in queen-rearing 



Asters 38.671, 



Attachment of si'c'i n combs 



Australian honey-phmts 



Australia vs. Amerlci 



Automobile for bee- keepers 



471 



186 

 535 

 152 

 791 

 217 

 363 

 234 

 708 

 250 

 406 

 183 

 458 

 642 



73 

 423 



50 



4 



309 



19 

 427 



23 

 520 

 551 

 282 

 245 

 64H 

 713 



65 

 11« 

 617 

 118 



Bait-comhs -'39, 360, 



Balling of queens 297, 374, 713, 778, 



Banking earth around hives 



Bare-headed bees 



Bass food or linden trees 119, 231,311, 



Battle of bees and wasps 



Bee brashes 122,164, 



Bee-cave 



Bee-cellars 193, 



Be (e)-corabed I'zard 



Bee-diarrhea 2, 



Bee-egys by mail 



Bee-foraae 



Bee-gloves 



Bee-hive incubator 462, 529, 634, 



Bee-keeper of lirniteti means 



Bee-heepers' exciianges 433, 436, 



Bee-keepers non-tobaceo users. . .- 



Bee-keepers' riKhts 616, 



Bee-keepers' sins 



Bee-keei>ing as a business 35, 



Bee-keeping as a rural pursuit 



Bee-keeping fur boys 548, 



Bee-keeping for women 



Bee-eeepinq IN- 



Acity 596, 



A perpetual summer-land 



Belgium 



California 72, 132,154, 



Clark County, Wis 



Colorado 89, 



Cuba 26. 99, 202, 491 , '(87, 



Eastern 0!:lahoma 617, 



Europe ■ 



Florida 



German y ., - 



Hungary 



India 



Indiana 



Indian Territory 



Minnesota 



Mississippi 253, 



Oklahoma 



Old Palestine 



Snowland 



South Africa 



Southern California 



Switzerland 98, 



Tennessee ... 



Uruguay 



Utah 



234 

 56 

 343 



202 

 408 

 793 

 692 

 42.-. 

 9 

 40 



373 



794 

 70 

 487 

 586 

 626 

 406 

 183 

 329 

 541 

 258 

 440 

 823 

 218 

 636 

 819 

 472 

 3118 



634 

 385 



613 

 145 

 675 

 314 

 356 

 93 

 829 

 669 

 153 

 62 

 98 

 546 

 441 

 348 

 829 

 222 

 7S3 

 139 

 35G 

 361 

 589 

 808 

 218 

 389 

 521 

 301 



Bee-ki Her 



Bee-model 



Bee-papers. . 86, 440, 



Bee-paral ysis 202, 2 *7, 263, 278, 375. 389, 407, 



47 ', 4>'6. 5Mi) 



Bee-oastnrage 08,295, 



Bh>e-pois<jn aii<l hon*'y 



Beesalleuied by moisture 



Bees and fruit. .01, lOl, 185. 2o2, 246, 266, 281, 342, 

 44'). 61! 



Bees and honey of the ancienis 



Bees and horilculturj 261. 



Bees and p<Tultry 69, 



Bees an J red clover 521,631,654. 



Bees a nuisan' e 



Bees as p'llif-nizerB ...3!*, 321, 386, 



Bees at the Pan-American CIO, 



Bees defending their hive 



Beesdymg 55, 119, 138, 



Bees for house-apiaries 



Beesgettlngthru the All- y trap 



Bees in a brick house 



Bees in a cny drawing-room 



Bees in Africa 



Bees in almost air-tight places 



Bees in a schoolroom 



Bees i n a telephone-box ■;_■■ 



Bees in warfare : ''"6, 



Beeskillingeach other .138,374, 



Bee-smoker- how to tret the most out or lt....)0, 



Bees not working iti supers 



Beeaonshares 



23; 



596 



563 

 694 



803 

 7 

 338 

 124 

 ■JOH 

 631 

 493 

 628 

 439 

 794 

 296 

 ]03 

 326 



388 

 108 

 90 

 317 

 778 

 454 

 15(> 

 422 

 217 



Bees on the farm 371 



Bees scraping 6ii4 



Bees tearingcappings 217,4ci6, 527, 602 



Beea that swarm the least 23 ) 



Bees stinging farm stock 147 



Bee-stomachs 469 



Bees under a bathroom floor 326 



Beeswax ...227,310,553, 628 



Bee trees 216, 253 



Bee-veils— celluloid imd glass 42o, 5J6 



Beginners in bee-keeping... 14, 28,29,46,76,279, 



518, 56« 606 



Belgian hares 334, 343 



BelgiHu hares and bees 292,359, 6H0 



Bellows bee-smoker 321 



Best hive for northern Illinois 5, 146, 305 



Bin yields of honey 218, 771 



Bingham's expansive hive 329 



Biographical Notes— 



Anders'^n, Anton G 505 



Craig, W.J 9 



Eagcrty. Wm. H 57 



Jones, Prof. T. H 41 



Secor, Hon. Eugene 546 



Terry, Father Joshua 756 



602 

 455 



26 

 743 

 482 

 746 

 453 

 510 

 602 

 710 

 250 

 438 

 310 

 521 

 250 

 179 

 329 

 615 

 32S 

 251 

 122 

 150 

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 231 

 53 S 

 724 

 791 

 295 

 391 

 538 

 102 

 348 



57 

 150 

 118 



37 

 154 

 13H 

 375 

 579 



90 



Bisulphide of carbon for moths 231, 590, 659, 



Bitter honey 



Black bees 



Black brood 204, 282, 295, 398, 471, 



Bleaching beeswax 



Bleaching honey 365,406,437,668, 



Boardman feeder 



Boiling honey to disinlect 



Bokhara clover 4y9, 



Borers 



Bosnian bees 



Bottom-bars 2;i4, 



Bottom-ltoards 197, 



Bottom-board feeding 



Bottom starter J in sections 



Box-hivea 



Boy withthe spadn (poem) 



Brace and burr combi 



Bran for bees 



B-eedingbees 13-!. 164,179, 181, 199,216,228. 



Breeding for color 



Breeding for tongues 74, 



Breedir'gin winter 7, 



Brood-combs 



Brood-frames. 84, 



Br(tod-rearing 



Brosius Pure-Food Bill, 184, 264, :t96, 787, 



Bubbles in bottles 



Buckwheat honey 



Building queen-cells over drone-eggs 



Building up nuclei 



Bumble-bees 54, 



Bumble-bees for Australia 



Bumble-bee honey 



Burr-combs 90, 



Burr-combs or no burr-cnml>s on top-bars 



Busy bee deserving of its name 



Buying bees or rearin'i them 



Buying pure extracted honey 



Buying queens of queen-breeders 



Buzz-saw 



Caged queens 294, 



C.ilifornia apiary 



California as a honey State 



California Bee-Keepers' Exchange 



Cal if < irnia bee-keepers organize 



Cameras for taking half-tone pictures 



Canadian honey in Pans.. 



Can a man support a family on bee-keeping 

 alone? 



Candied honey.. 70.8^5, 117, 118, 122, 14 (,311,3311, 



Candied vs. liquid honey 504, 



Candy for shipping-<-ages 



Carb<ilic acid for robbing 



('arbolicacid for spraying 



Carbolic acid vs. smoke 



{?are in having other animals around bees 



<^are of honey 



Curniolan bees 564, 575,650, 



Carniolan queens 



Carpenter bees ■ 



Carttms 353, 



Case feeder 



<^a«h vf>. commission iioney sales 



Catching a a ueen without injuring her 



Catn ip as a honey-plant 



Catnip seed 



Causes of swarming 



Causes of winter loss or bees 



(Caution to purchasers of bees 



Cedar hives 



Cellar wintering where bees are affected with 

 foul brood 



Celluloid for quilts and excluders 



Cement-coated nails 39'', 



('ement foundation mold or press 



Cementing the tloors ()f a bee-celiar 



Chaff-i)acking for winter-cases 



Chaff vs. single-walled hives 



ChanKinti sect inns 



Chapman honey-plait seed 



CharucteristicB of a successful bee-keeper 



(Charms of tbe apiary 



Chemistry of honey and how to detect adultera- 

 tion 



Chicago Bee-Keepers' Association 



riiicago honey-lawsuit 



Chricolate. rolls, and honey 



Cliunk honey •• — •-.. 



Chunk honey vs. section honey for the South.. 



City beo-kreping 



Chirifyingbe swax 



<'larifyinghnney-vinegar 



Clean inii supers 



('leaning beeswax ^18, 



Cleared on bees— $VJ'K^ 



Clipping queens' wings ..19,67,187, 195,231, 250, 



■jV,.i. 27:1. 344. 5flii. 640, UU, 714, 734 



Close frame-spacine 468. 



<'losejointi in wooden feeders 



Clover 



Covers as honey-yielders 



Clovers for Tennessee 



"Coaltar products ' 



(^ochroaclies 



Co g-^hairBiD H.) home and apiary 



Colonies differ as to kinds of honey and wax — 



68 



26 

 470 

 2H9 

 793 

 698 



58 

 313 

 601 



758 

 248 

 83 

 6H6 

 666 



602 

 649 

 628 



790 



2:n 



746 

 553 

 250 

 138 



442 



113 



11 



Colonies for cell-building 622 



Colony rearing drones 568 



Colony short of stores 358 



Colony with a virgin queen 262 



Color cards for grading honey 164, 246 



Color of combs and of honey 29, 125 



Color of honey affected by climate 659 



Comb foundation 196. 259,297, 365, 374, 520, 602 



(_'omb- foundation machines 771, 78!> 



Combhoney 10,54,164,551) 



Comb-lioney management 734 



(;orabinintr bees with other things 284. 292 



Combs mid fixtures from a paralytic colony 538 



Com^s for extracting purposes V53 



Combs that seem to have the "blues" 794 



Combs with a little honey left in them 26 



Comb vs. extracted honey 65, 83 



Commerciiil value of propolis 692 



Commission men 183.298,488.567.693. 7H> 



Comparative weiglit of sections 328 



CompariHon of races of bees 659 



Consumption of winter stores 70 



Contraction and its effect 414 



Convention Reports— 



California 213 



Cayuga <'ounty, N. Y 63 



Central Texas 50l. 516 



Chicago 5, 20 



Colorado 84, 100, 116, 147, 166, I^-O, 196 



Illinois 35 



Michigan 52, 67 



National 72. 580, 5,6, 6i3, 630, 645, 660, 677, 



6;t3, 7119, 725,741 773, 82 > 



Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsylvania 3l'> 



Ontario, Canada 72 



y -uLh Dakota 2 9 



Wisconsin 121, 22> 



Cooling wax slowly 755 



Co-opt rat ion among bee-keepers 24H 



Corking a honey-funnel 787 



Cotton MS honey-plant 71h, 7ii7 



Cottonwood 2H3. 309 



Cover for brood-frames 199,385.4 71, 729 



Covering for sections 86 



Creating a demand for honey 602 



Crimson clover as a honey-plant 465. 5"'3 



Cross hees 122. 35-, 438 



<!rowdinglhe brood-nest 195, 282, 331 



Crystallization of beeswax 42 



Cyprian bees -32, 279 



Curing sweet clover hay 778 



Dahlia -*63 



Dakotan methods and apiary 7 



Dampening sections for folding 547 



DarK colors and cross beea 122 



Dead bees on a cellar bottom 18.'> 



Dead brood 374 



DEATH Notices— 



Culley, S.P 724 



Gallup, Mrs. Dr 137 



Hastin.H.L ^r^5 



llutchinsun, Mr 756 



Wallace, Thos.S 25 



Winder, J. W 298 



267 

 7 

 695 

 242 

 341 

 415 

 151 

 217 

 382 

 553 

 810 



Decoy hives 



Democritus and democrats 



Depth of frames 



Detecting the initial stage of foul brood 



Devices for use at swarming-time 



De weddin' uay (poemj 



Dickel theory 



Different colonies gathering different honey 



Discoloring of comb-cappings 



Diseased brood • 



Diseases among bees 630, 741, 757, 



Dishonest honey-shipper 



Disposing of the honey crop 



Distance bees go for forage 89. 183, 323, 



Distance between center to center of frames... 



Distinguishing bees 



Xiividing 55 68. 267,714. 



Divisible-brood-chamber bo.\-hives. 179. 231,260, 



Do bee-keepers' conventions pay 1 



Do bees select their future home belore swarm- 

 ing? ^29, 



Dog stung by bees •- 



Domesticatint; wild bumble-bees j4, 



Doolittle q uecn-cell cups 345, 358, 422, 457, 



Dots by the apicultural wayside 



Double-deck management. 



Draper barns 



Drawn comDs for swarms 



Drip-catchers for shipping-cases 



Driven bees 



Drone-cells vs. dipt cells 



Drone-comb 414, 5i>2, 583, 



Drone-comb vs. thin foundation 



Drone-laying queen 170,217, 



Drone parentage IVa ■^i:."-;;!* 



Drones -139, 622, 714, 



Early bee- what " he " is and how to get " him " 



ftarly drones 



Early swarms •,'■*;■,: 



Educating customers to use candied honey 



EtTect of locality on bee-moths 



Egt-'s of a virgin queen 327, 



Eighteen years' experience with bees 



Empty hive above or below— which? 



Enameled cloth for covering bees 



Eiilarticd tonpils 



Entrance-guards 



Errors in bee-papers 



Eucalyptus S9, 171, 



Eucalvritua honey 



Euphorbia 



Exam i Ding colonics ■ 



Exhibiliiii-' bees and honey at fairs 



Experiences ot a city honey-salesman. 



Experiences with b^es 213, 254, 4j0, 598, 661, 



Experience with queen-bees 



Experiment stations 



Extracted honey 57, a),91, 183,215, 278, 2S1, 



3S7, 3M0, 421 1. 547 



Extracted vs. comb honey :.• 



Extracting-combs 119, 12o, 



Extracting-combs cleaned by the bees o63, 



670,771 ■-• 



E xtracting-f rames 119, -79, 



Extracting honey 70. 31 1, 328, 35s, 438. 



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4<i6 

 468 

 138 

 764 

 295 

 595 



777 

 636 

 187 

 602 

 2!-;2 

 262 

 745 

 37& 

 614 

 7^8 

 376 

 615 

 574 

 279 

 183 

 822 



324 

 822 

 311 

 88 

 234 

 423 

 664 

 422 

 38 > 

 509 

 518 

 628 

 183 

 498 

 187 

 661 



194 

 717 

 695 

 424 



631 

 563 

 643 



776 

 714 

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